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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
3
A Belmat correspondent reports De Valera’s Jet ter has not produced surprises in Dublin. The conference is believed to require a time limit for negotiations. after that deadline the talks would cease automatically.
London reports dispute centers on Dail Eireann demands for full separation and Ulster's response. Michael Collins says freedom is coming and Northern Parliament must join in governing Ireland, rejecting artificial rule.
A fragmented description notes rivals plan to reform by uprooting, using all leverage to gain the best industrial stance via the aid of trade unions, though the fragmentary text is unclear on specifics and parties involved.
A description notes a well equipped ship featuring sight decks and an ornate reception hall. The piece hints at banking and an interpertern’ aficon, and mentions cinema depictions of manufacturing processes.
Paris reports drought relief and improved farming boost grain harvest prospects for 1922. Despite vast devastation, France expects its largest wheat yield since 1914 due to better cultivation and irrigation.
Five women councillors were arrested today as protests erupted at Poplar Town Hall. Mrs. Lansbury and another councillor were taken into custody after a confrontation with police, then joined a crowd back at the hall before being handed to the sheriff for transport.
Local club and Min genew's met in the second round of the Gibson Trophy with Geraldton scoring 552 to Mingenew's 501. Nabawah Club beat Mullens 355 to 251 in a recent match. Broome defeated Magnet 535 to 523 while Moeokatharre trailed. Rifle results include Kaneb at 97 and Buythe at 96 in a close finish. The Geraldton results reflect ongoing competition and local sporting activity.
A sensational Yarra River boating accident near Heyington station causes five to fall overboard after a seat change. Edward Rodgers Thomas Hurford and Alfred Bache, all teens, are among those involved with Donald Collard Allen and others surviving as rescuers arrive. Hurford hailed for heroism. details show a frantic struggle in the water and a sequence of capsizing near Twickenham ferry.
Australia produced a splendid performance in the closing stages as Sumex needed 260 to win with under two hours at the crease. Fine bowling by Mailer and McDonald dismissed Boskex and Niemin, leaving Australia victorious by 197 runs after declaring at 332 for nine. Subtext notes Fong, Mellcy, and Higgs among the wickets.
The Minister for Agriculture Mr HK Maley reports wheat crops look promising across Brace Rock, Totedjia, Kumminin regions. Heavy rains earlier caused some damage but further showers and half inch of rain later in the month are seen as key to a strong harvest.
In Melbourne at 8 30 p m a jewellery shop on South Yarra's Toorak Road was robbed by three men and a woman. They entered after a woman lured the owner Alexander John Howard inside. Howard was knocked unconscious and the robbers escaped with jewellery valued at about £500 in a motor car.
A fragment describes a journey involving two Geraldton solicitors and a station master in Northampton with references to Frost. The text hints at travel and professional roles in the towns.
Fragmentary OCR shows names like A. B Bichantson and Meese D with vague figures such as bales, averages, and dates. Readable bits indicate trade or gorery style metrics but exact context and full details are missing.
A fragment lists items including pencils and dye products, a sea vendor, a bottle and electric ale, and mentions Hateline Baap in unclear handwriting.
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